Monday Mix is back and there's a theme this week!
(Three guesses which movie I went to go see yesterday!)
Went to go see Zombieland yesterday (which was fantastic). I wanted to include For Whom the Bell Tolls in this week's Monday Mix because this song is used in the opening credits of the movie (which, if the rest of the movie had sucked, the opening credits would have made me 42% less depressed about this. They were that awesome). And then a brain-dead, flesh-eating theme was born.
Found this snazzy playlist creator so that I don't have to keep linking to youtube and you can stay right here and listen!
METALLICA
For Whom The Bell Tolls
Like I said, a-ma-zing opening credits.
Like I said, a-ma-zing opening credits.
DEAD MAN'S BONES
My Body's A Zombie For You
Heard this on NPR's All Songs Considered the other day. Could be a very creepy song but the children singing in it (which I do usually find creepy as well) are so cute.
Heard this on NPR's All Songs Considered the other day. Could be a very creepy song but the children singing in it (which I do usually find creepy as well) are so cute.
WHITE ZOMBIE
More Human Than Human
I like this remix used on the Covenant soundtrack better than the original.
I like this remix used on the Covenant soundtrack better than the original.
THE CRANBERRIES
Zombie
Ok, I know this song isn't about zombies. But it's called Zombie! And it is just a fantastic song all around.
Ok, I know this song isn't about zombies. But it's called Zombie! And it is just a fantastic song all around.
THE ZOMBIES
She's Not ThereSo, I was looking through my library for zombie-related tunes and, of course, the Zombies came up in the search. The lyrics are so creepily ambiguous in this song that I think it would make a great humorous track for a zombie flick. I mean, aside from the "her voice was soft and cool", it totally fits! And maybe the "her eyes were clear and bright" part, too. Anyone, anyone?
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